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Definition of Canadian in English: Canadianadjective kəˈneɪdɪənkəˈneɪdiən Relating to or characteristic of Canada or its inhabitants. the Canadian government's economic policies a culture that is distinctly Canadian Example sentencesExamples - Enough of this backbiting; let's take a lungful of that clean Canadian air.
- They will continue to send pork to Canadian superstore shelves.
- A gravel road leads about a mile north to the Canadian border.
- If they were to initiate a genuine dialogue on what constitutes Canadian foreign policy, we believe that non-traditional departments should be brought into the discussion.
- Plaskett's music's distinctively Canadian and for those who know him, he's as synonymous with our country as The Hip are.
- The specter of America looms large in Canadian life.
- He carved out a recognizable new voice for Canadian poetry.
- This has created a kind of mosaic-like quality in Canadian ethnic relations in which being Canadian does not necessarily take precedence over being Japanese or Italian or Somalian or Pakistani.
- The beaver, which appears often on Canadian souvenirs, might seem to be an odd animal to have as a national symbol.
- This album is purely Canadian in all the best ways.
noun kəˈneɪdɪənkəˈneɪdiən A native or inhabitant of Canada. a 27-year-old Canadian from Ontario more than four million Canadians play hockey Example sentencesExamples - I suppose it's possible they mistook me for a Canadian.
- "Sounds awful," said one Canadian before dinner, but by the end of the meal he had changed his mind.
- Younger, better educated and Canadians with higher incomes are the drivers of these changes.
- That most Canadians do not follow hockey in any serious way does not diminish its role as a key cultural symbol.
- As a team we have a nice mix - there's another Swede, a Russian and a Canadian.
- A new deal for cities is great news for city-dwellers - eighty percent of Canadians.
- As of 1996, the proportion of Canadians reporting English as their mother tongue was just under 60 percent while those reporting French as their mother tongue was slightly less than 24 percent.
- Some Canadians are rather touchy about criticism from Americans regarding freedom of speech in Canada.
- All our municipalities need new options so that, from their homes, Canadians everywhere can be citizens of the world.
Derivativesnoun Does Canadianness reside in skin, in speech, or in cultural customs? Example sentencesExamples - Skating on an outdoor rink is the most natural expression of Canadianness.
- They appeared to embody the individual artistic expression of the Canadian artist whose essential Canadianness was understood in relationship to wilderness landscape.
- Is it similarly Anne's "Canadianness," the thing that has led to her functioning as a national icon, that explains her cultural value outside Canada?
- Are Canadian writers defined by their Canadianness?
RhymesAcadian, Akkadian, Arcadian, Barbadian, circadian, Grenadian, Hadean, Orcadian, Palladian, radian, steradian Definition of Canadian in US English: Canadianadjectivekəˈneɪdiənkəˈnādēən Relating to or characteristic of Canada or its inhabitants. the Canadian government's economic policies a culture that is distinctly Canadian Example sentencesExamples - This has created a kind of mosaic-like quality in Canadian ethnic relations in which being Canadian does not necessarily take precedence over being Japanese or Italian or Somalian or Pakistani.
- Plaskett's music's distinctively Canadian and for those who know him, he's as synonymous with our country as The Hip are.
- A gravel road leads about a mile north to the Canadian border.
- The beaver, which appears often on Canadian souvenirs, might seem to be an odd animal to have as a national symbol.
- He carved out a recognizable new voice for Canadian poetry.
- Enough of this backbiting; let's take a lungful of that clean Canadian air.
- This album is purely Canadian in all the best ways.
- If they were to initiate a genuine dialogue on what constitutes Canadian foreign policy, we believe that non-traditional departments should be brought into the discussion.
- The specter of America looms large in Canadian life.
- They will continue to send pork to Canadian superstore shelves.
nounkəˈneɪdiənkəˈnādēən A native or inhabitant of Canada. a 27-year-old Canadian from Ontario more than four million Canadians play hockey Example sentencesExamples - As a team we have a nice mix - there's another Swede, a Russian and a Canadian.
- A new deal for cities is great news for city-dwellers - eighty percent of Canadians.
- As of 1996, the proportion of Canadians reporting English as their mother tongue was just under 60 percent while those reporting French as their mother tongue was slightly less than 24 percent.
- All our municipalities need new options so that, from their homes, Canadians everywhere can be citizens of the world.
- "Sounds awful," said one Canadian before dinner, but by the end of the meal he had changed his mind.
- I suppose it's possible they mistook me for a Canadian.
- Younger, better educated and Canadians with higher incomes are the drivers of these changes.
- Some Canadians are rather touchy about criticism from Americans regarding freedom of speech in Canada.
- That most Canadians do not follow hockey in any serious way does not diminish its role as a key cultural symbol.
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